Talk:World Matchplay (darts)
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Meaning of the term "matchplay"
editAm I right in thinking that the term "matchplay" effectively has the opposite meaning to match play in golf? In match play golf it is possible to win even if the total number of strokes is more than your opponent, which is similar to set play in darts where you can win on sets even if you have won fewer legs overall. Matchplay darts (assuming that it means winning the most legs) would seem to be more similar to stroke play in golf. --Jameboy (talk) 12:56, 6 June 2018 (UTC)